The irony about everyone saying “Get good. Learn how to use a gun, noob.” is that, while each class has it’s different strengths and weaknesses, Titans have always had the worst neutral game in PvP out of the three classes. I can confidently say that movement/positioning is the biggest skill to master in PvP (outside of straight-up learning how to hit a target). [u]1st Hunters[/u] [u]2nd Warlocks[/u] (top dawn) [u]3rd Titans [/u](shoulder charge sprint condition locks it into a very specific play style) Serious PvP players also always run high-max recovery. [u]1st Warlocks[/u] (devour is insane) [u]2nd Hunters[/u] (husk and mobility are intrinsically tied together) [u]3rd Titans [/u](alpha lupi is the only non kill exotic that I can think of that boosts regen) If you can learn to balance and then master these two aspects of gun play, then resilience becomes a non-issue. When it comes to class abilities, Titans again are arguably the weakest in PvP. Dodge is hands down the best. For second I’d say it’s a tie. I personally would take a wall over a well, but it really comes down to play style. Even though it’s not really gun play, supers are another area that I think Titans are weaker in also. I admit that they are in a weird place right now, but I’d have to say that outside of Thundercrash, every other Titan super is not worth running over things like Arc staff or Well. The uptime is just too long. A good player can take any class and spin gold with it, but out of the 3 I think Titan is the weakest for pure gun play. All that being said, I main Titan and I love it. There are a ton of great builds i run focused on exotics and abilities that work amazingly well.